Sentence examples for a type of road from inspiring English sources
Gonzalez-Feliu [12] conducts simulations of four urban delivery scenarios to evaluate the total kilometer private car units (km.PCUs, a type of road occupancy measure) and CO2 emissions for four scenarios.
As these authors have pointed out, the roadway classification system describes a type of road and not the traffic volume and traffic pollution, more directly, which may in part explain these differing results.
However those models have been unsuccessful for any type of road.
The method of log linear analysis was used to describe the relationship between the dependent variables (self-reported exceeding the speed limit on a certain type of road) and a set of independent variables (logit models) [31].
In other words, the average vehicle-kilometers present over a road section are multiplied by the probability of a certain time of day (peak or off-peak) at a certain type of road geometry (merge/diverge or straight) under a certain range of crash precursor values.
A dichotomous variable indicated the presence of a particular type of road within 150 m of the subject's residence.
Three behaviors (normal, aggressive and drowsy) were performed by each driver in two different routes, one is 25 km long (round trip) on a motorway type of road with usually three lanes in each track and a maximum speed of 120 km/h; the other is around 16 km long on a secondary road of usually one lane in each track and a maximum speed of about 90 km/h.
Single carriageway multilane roads are not, in general, a very safe type of road, mainly because of the high number of seriously injured victims in head-on collisions, when compared with dual carriageway multilane roads, with a median barrier.
A miniaturized version of a type of rugged off-road vehicle called a rock crawler, it had four wheels and a front-mounted plow to push aside vines.
An important factor in the likelihood of being seriously injured or a fatality is the type of road where an accident occurs.
Three young Belgian men – one a paraplegic, one partially sighted and one terminally ill – travel to Spain in search of sex, making for a different type of road-trip comedy, no less crude or crowd-pleasing than the usual.
